control force

But the controlling force behind it all is the family.

The man in the chair made a great effort to fight off the controlling force that held him.

A technology advances to the extent it can control force.

But his presence remains the controlling force in this production.

Love is, as we know, a mysterious and controlling force.

It has not been an active controlling force upon the minds of men.

This makes them look like the controlling force, the spider in the middle of the web.

This may be thought to be the legal way to control force.

How the hell does she control forces like that?

Immediately, return fire came in the form of familiar controlled force beams.

The aileron control force was found to be extremely high.

Particularly on larger or faster aircraft, control forces may be extremely heavy.

Their amendment would double the border control force at a cost of roughly $30 billion.

However, after only a few brief hops, it was clear that high control forces were a problem.

The controlling force of circumstance has been no less compelling on other foreign policy issues.

During the crossing, another event complicated the work of the controlling forces.

This has the effect of reducing the control force required by the pilot to move the controls.

"He's not the controlling force in terms of ideas anymore.

Under international law, some noted, obligations usually run to states rather than particular governments or controlling forces.

Trim is used to reduce the amount of pressure on the control forces needed to maintain a steady course.

But the border control force was too small, and it lacked the equipment needed to do the job, Lebanese military officials say.

The aircraft is described as easy to fly, with light control forces and well balanced controls.

When the state legislature refused to act, the gun control forces decided to try the initiative route.

For many classes of archaeological material, strong and controlling forces define human choice in what is made.

It raises questions about how the Act itself can become a controlling force to limit parental action.